Includes photographs of a visit by Donaldson to Cypress Island circa 1990, including pictures of fish and fish traps.

Contains photographs of the overflow structure of a Crown Zellerbach facility, inluding the structure, the channel, and the overflow meeting the Elwha River.

Includes photographs of the pump house, office/hatchery building and ponds at Fullerton's Crescent Fish Farms on the Nicomekl River in British Columbia.

Includes a photo of Donaldson circa 1941.

The "Report to Japan Society for the Promotion of Science" includes photographs of Donaldson's visit to Tokyo University of Fisheries in September/October 1973.

Includes a photograph of Dennis Anderson holding a 19.5-pound Donaldson rainbow trout.

Includes photographs of the harbor at Piraeus, Greece, and Greek fishing vessels (purse seines, trawlers) and a Greek marine research vessel.

Correspondence regarding United States Congress Fisheries Coordinating Council

Includes photographs of Stevenson, his family, friends, boat and a fish he caught.

Folder #46 includes photographs of a Japanese aquaculture facility and of fish samples.

Includes a photograph of the National Fisheries Center and Aquarium Advisory Consultants taken April 29 or 30, 1965, in Washington, D.C.

Includes Fishery Management Divison

Includes Fishery Management Divison

Go-Gw (folder #25): A letter from Harold Goodwin dated July 28, 1977, includes a photo of an unidentified geographical feature (referred to in the letter as a mountain in the making)

Hen-Hu (folder #27): A letter from Dr. Karl Herde includes a photo of Dr. Herde and his wife Edna in Alaska in 1986.

L (folder #4): A letter from Charles Lee contains a 1988 photo of Lee with his wife and son.

Mi-My (folder #7): A letter from Sigeru Motoda includes a 1983 photograph of Donaldson, Motoda and others at a snack bar in Shimizu, Japan.

Se-Si (folder #19): Includes photos of Jeff Silverstein, his wife and son.

Contains correspondence regarding, and copies of, " " an informal newsletter for retired federal fish hatchery workers.

Donaldson was the first recipient of this award.

Primarily fish mortality records.

Donaldson's Log

Includes logs of Lauren Donaldson (which includes his identification badges) and Allyn H. Seymour from the hydrogen bomb test at Eniwetok Atoll

Donaldson's notes

Typed and bound summary of scientific staff's daily logs.

This project was supported by the United States Atomic Energy Commission, which later became the Energy Research and Development Administration.

A joint research program of the College of Fisheries and the Fish and Wildlife Service at the Eagle Creek National Fish Hatchery in Oregon, intended to develop techniques of selective breeding applicable to fish culture operations on the Columbia River and to improve the quality and survival of silver salmon and steelhead trout runs.

Correspondence and reports about the salmon-related research project at the Matamek Research Station (property of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute) on the Matamek River in Quebec Province, Canada, on which Donaldson was asked to advise.

A project to investigate possibilities for the rehabilitation of depleted fish runs.

This ongoing research project was funded first by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service and then by the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration's National Marine Fisheries Service.

Donaldson's folder title has been retained; this material includes correspondence regarding a visit the Donaldsons made to China in 1983 as well as correspondence on egg shipments and other matters with Chinese academics and former students. Includes a contact sheet with photographs of the Dalian Aquatic Products Bureau delegation and their University of Washington hosts.

Includes Donaldson's student record book, appointment letters, an application for federal employment, and material regarding his high school graduating class.

Includes unidentified (possibly 1950s) photograph of three young fish.

One oversize chart.

Includes a photograph captioned "Equipment used for transporting bass to the Yakima river."

Includes 10 photographs, primarily of Donaldson.

Includes a photograph of Donaldson with some of his British hosts.

Folder #4 includes an unidentified aerial photograph.

Includes a photograph of two fish-possibly the photo of two different trout strains referred to in a letter to Maynard Reece.

Includes work logs, temperature records and other material.

Includes logbook and budget report.

Includes photograph of Donaldson.

The paper on cymatogaster aggregatus in folder #22 (1930s) includes photographs of cymatogaster specimens and scales.

Draft of a book about Donaldson's work with breeding of salmonid fishes.

Includes photomicrographs of fish tissues.

Includes captioned photos used in the article (credits in parentheses where given): two of the School of Fisheries showing the pond; a spawning salmon scaling the fish ladder (James O. Sneddon); Norwegian salmon and trout cages; comparing salmon sizes (R. Whitney); a fish wheel on the Chitose River in Hokkaido, Japan (Timothy Joyner); a "private salmon hatchery on the Oregon coast" (Oregon Aqua-Foods); coho salmon that had homed to the University of Washington's fish ladder; salmon returning to a weir on the Kalinin River, Sakhalin Island, U.S.S.R. (J.N.Halle)

Includes Donaldson's thesis

Includes a photograph of Donaldson speaking.

Recording of Donaldson's talk.

Includes seven color photographs of Donaldson and other attendees of the 1980 symposium.

Includes photo of 1948 conference participants taken at Lake Quinault Lodge, with list of names; one earlier undated conference photo; one later undated conference photo (possibly 1965 in Harrison, British Columbia)

Includes photographs from the 1966 event; some are of Donaldson.

Includes photographs from the 1966 event; some are of Donaldson.

Map and conference brochure.

Includes a photograph of an 18-month-old rainbow trout.

Includes a plan for the University of Washington's South Campus, a spawning bed located near the Baker Reservoir and two unidentified, undated drawings.

81 pages. Photographs and narrative captions. Includes photographs of the crew and officers of the LSI 1091, "the laboratory-headquarters vessel supplied by the Navy for the use of the AEC Donaldson Expedition," as well as pictures of the boat itself. Includes many photographs of the scientists at work and a few of the scientists at rest. There are many aerial photographs of Bikini Atoll, some of which show oil slicks in the water. Some photographs depict the survey party landing on Bikini beaches using rubber life rafts. Mutated plants on Eniwetok Atoll are seen in some of the photographs. Aso includes photographs of native dwellings, persons and fish traps on Likiep Atoll. Individuals pictured include Spencer W. Tinker, Neal O. Hines, Harold St. John, Dr. Allyn H. Seymour, Paul Kellogg, George B. Greer, Dr. Ralph Palumbo, Dr. Kelshaw Bonham, Dr. Lauren R. Donaldson, Dr. Arthur Welander, Frank Lowman, Dr. Orlin Biddulph, Father Francis J. Feeney, Anton DeBrum and Cappelle DeBrum.

Includes many newspaper articles, photographs, crayon illustrations, and programs from talks Donaldson gave. Although the scrapbook is entitled "Scrapbook of Operation Crossroads," a number of the newspaper articles concern Donaldson's other work. Individuals pictured include Lauren R. Donaldson, Arthur D. Welander, Clarence F. Pautzke, Enos Bradner, Raymond Allen, Mrs. Donaldson, David E. Lilienthal, John Koch, Spencer Tinker, Orlin Biddulph, Kelshaw Bonham, Paul Kellogg, Herb Mann and Richard Foster

Approximately 85 pages. Includes an "Alphabetical directory of officers, scientists and technicians who participated in the Bikini scientific resurvey." Includes photographs of scientists at work; of scientists diving in the water to release poison; vehicles used; a drill rig; native persons and buildings, including a native church and a native cemetery; a Japanese monument,;numerous photographs of marine life including fish, clams, lobsters, crabs, and a turtle; a water collecting device made of galvanized metal; and a portrait of the University of Washington Radiobiology Group in the Bikini resurvey. Scientists pictured include Lauren Donaldson, Robert C. Meigs, Jesse P. Pflueger, Frederick H. Rodenbough, Sr., Frederick H. Rodenbough, Jr., Arthur D. Welander, Richard F. Foster, Richard H. Osborn, Lorence B. Marquiss, Allyn H. Seymour and Clarence Pautzke.

Approximately 70 pages. Includes a press release describing the resurvey; numerous newspaper articles including a Norwegian-language newspaper article; articles from magazine, October 30, 1964, , November 2, 1964, , October 10, 1964, , January- February 1965; an undated article from French-language magazine and an English translation of the same article; a article from February 22, 1965; and a humorous six-page account of the trip entitled "The Great Glass Ball Expedition of 1964." Also includes approximately eight pages of uncaptioned photographs of Donaldson and colleagues. Individuals pictured include Lauren R. Donaldson, Kelshaw Bonham, Arthur D. Welander, Ralph Palumbo and Frank Lowman

51 pages. Includes photographs, captions and narrative paragraphs. Subjects of photographs include: scientists at work; aerial view of the islands; the M-Boat which was used for transportation between the islands; a concrete blockhouse on Engebi Island; vegetation and animal life on the islands, the crew of Ran-Annim; and the wreck of a ship called the Nickajack Trail . Scientists pictured include Lauren Donaldson, Arthur D. Welander, Ralph F. Palumbo, Kelshaw Bonham, William Jackson, Richard Billings, Frank Lowman, Gary Lewis, Raul McClin, Robert Josephson, Steven March and Stanley P. Gessel. Others pictured include reporter Hill Williams, who served as the trip's historian, and James O. Sneddon, photographer.

47 pages. Includes photographs of scientists at work and photographs of the islands, photo captions, and narrative paragraphs. Subjects of photographs include vegetation (includingScaevola); Kelshaw Bonham taking radiation readings of a coconut crab; underwater photographs near Namu Island; inhabitants of Rongelap Island (both adults and children); and a Rongelap woman weaving a mat. Some photographs were taken from a 75-foot observation tower on Bikini Island. Scientists pictured include Lauren R. Donaldson, Kelshaw Bonham and Ralph F. Palumbo. Others pictured include Hill Williams and William Allen.

Approximately 20 pages. Includes photos of Donaldson's birthday party, the twenty-year celebration of the University of Washington Laboratory of Radiation Biology, several going-away parties and a lab Christmas party. Individuals pictured include Allyn H. Seymour, Ralph Palumbo, Lauren R. Donaldson, Solomon Katz, Neal O. Hines, President Charles E. Odegaard, Dean Joseph L. McCarthy, Mrs. Donaldson, Richard F. Foster, Carolyn Kinney, Stanley Gessel, George Lesko, Arthur Welander, Raul McClin, Dr. Tomiyana, Kichi Tomiyana, Sigurd Olsen, Clarence Pautzke and Mrs. Pautzke

Includes photographs of fish and fisheries facilities and operations at the University of Washington and elsewhere, probably from the 1970s (one possibly depicting Fisher Mills in Seattle); photographs of undated, unidentified social occasions; one photograph of Donaldson in Japan.

Includes a note to Donaldson from Teri King, who was working with him on labeling the photographs in this album. Mostly undated and unidentified, but subjects include: historical views, including the Kalama River, Green River and Cowlitz Hatcheries; Pautzke Ponds' Stilliguamish steelhead ponds; Perry Island, Eniwetok including Bear Parlor, and other photos from the survey expeditions; chum fishing in Japan; the facilities of Oregon Aqua-Foods; images of fish including comparative trout sizes and a Chinese Donaldson trout; Donaldson and others with Luang Videt Yontrakit, Education Attaché of the Royal Thai Embassy; the Donaldsons on a visit to Tokai University in August, 1980, and in 1983; the Donaldsons and others (Ivar Haglund, Kenneth Chew, Bob Iwamoto, Ron Hardy, Ernest Brannon, Dr. Novatany, Dr. Landolt and Dr. Nakatani) at Ivar's Salmon House on Lake Union in 1983; Ti Chow; Donaldson and Ximing Gu at the Chittenden Locks, 1989; Donaldson with Alexander Bille in 1990 and at Cypress Salmon Farms, Cypress Island; Donaldson with Xu Shiquiong in September 1984; Donaldson at a Fisheries Halloween party with Sheila Wilkins, Co-op secretary; Donaldson at graduation 1991 with Ximing Guo and James Myer (Ph.D.) and Maria Soledad Montalva (M.S.); unidentified colleagues and friends, with and without Donaldson. Also includes several postcards collected by Donaldson.

Two contact sheets with images of Bumble Bee Cannery and Fisheries Research Institute research in Alaska; one 2-3/4" x 3-3/4" negative labeled "Fish wheel - Tanana River."

Six 8" x 10" prints and two contact sheets.

One 3.5" x 5" and eight 8" x 10" prints: aerial view of Husky Stadium signed by Don James; aerial views of south and central campus; "Football-Action-Wash. vs. Rice-Aerials-Marine Science"; Mount Rainier from Red Square; five contact sheets with two to four views of south campus per sheet.

34 contact sheets, one color 3.5" x 5" and sixteen 8" x 10" prints of: Fisheries Center salmon operations, including: Donaldson, Fisheries students, the Fisheries pond, salmon spawning, salmon returning, egg harvesting, close-ups of fish heads, etc.

13 contact sheets, two with 2 1/4" x 2 1/4" images.

Prints (one 8" x 10" and two smaller black-and-white; approximately 20 color, 5" x 5" or larger) and negatives of coho salmon showing measurements and comparative sizes; some are annotated with brood year and average weight.

Approximately 40 prints, mostly undated, from the 1940s to the 1980s. Two color, mostly 8" x 10" with a few 3.5" x 5", 4" x 6" and 5" x 7"; four contact sheets with 1 to 4 images per sheet. Images include Donaldson in the front row at a Huskies (basketball?) game with cheerleaders in foreground; Donaldson alone (posed portraits and informal snapshots) in office, in laboratory or at pond, holding fish, and with students (in one image possibly a secretary) assisting or taking notes.

Approximately twenty 8" x 10" and 5" x 7" black-and-white prints; five contact sheets with four images per page; approximately fifteen color prints, 3" x 5" or 5" x 7". Includes a group photograph with labeled diagram of visitors from Hokkaido University on August 1, 1955; photos of Donaldson and his wife at commencement with students; other individuals pictured include Jeremy Platt; Yoshio Hiyama, a professor at Tokyo University of Fisheries; Pan Jin-Pei, Dong Jinhai, Huang Xiangfei, Coi Qiming, and Cui JiJing of the Ocean University of Qingdao.

Approximately sixty-five prints, a few in color. Includes photographs used as illustrations in Chapter 3 of , published by Academic Press, Inc.; primarily of salmon farming facilities; also approximately thirty other prints labeled: Squaxim Sea Farms, Inc.; NMFS; Weyerhauser; Pacific Ocean Farms; DomSea Farms, Inc.; Quinault Indian Reservation; Cowlitz Hatchery; Pautzke Ponds on the Skykomish River; Thor Gudjonson's fish farm; salmon traps at Brinnon, Washington; Ore-Aqua Coos Bay site; Ngongotaha Trap, Rotorua, New Zealand; many unlabeled; one diagram of a fish facility.

Approximately fifteen prints, mostly 8" x 10", (two oversize in Box 28) and several contact sheets and proofs. Primarily of the fish ladder at the University of Washington, during construction with work crew, and after construction with Donaldson posing in lab coat; one other unidentified fish ladder; one drawing of "The East Fish Ladder - The Dalles Dam"; also a lock, dam and north shore fish ladder on the lower Columbia River; one print of a James Sneddon close-up photo of a fish in the Fisheries ladder.

Thirteen prints (8" x 10", 7" x 8", 5" x 7" and 3 1/2" x 5") and two contact sheets showing the University of Washington Fisheries Center.

Approximately 18 prints, mostly 8" x 10" with a few 5" x 7" and 6 1/2" x 8" showing the University of Washington Fisheries Center.

Nine prints (mostly 8" x 10", several 5" x 7") and one proof. Subjects include Donaldson with Charles Odegaard, Joseph McCarthy, Stafford Warren, Charles Dunham and Neil O. Hines with a copy of , and a photo of a poster promoting the School of Fisheries.

One 4" x 10" print showing a rainbow-steelhead hybrid; five strips of 1" x 1.5" images of fish (showing comparative measurements) and Donaldson in lab.

Two contact sheets labeled "Fisheries Quinault Indi[an] Res." and "Indians of LaConner and Tulalup [sic] Wash."; one 8" x 10" print of Donaldson at the Quinault facility.

Three contact sheets and one 5" x 7" print.

Ten 8" x 10" prints of recreational fishing at Big Twin Lake, Okanogan County; Green Lake, King County; Pass Lake, Skagit County; Jamieson Lake, Douglas County (features Seattle Game Commissioner Richard Seward); Lake Tanwax, Pierce County; also scrap fish "brought to the surface by the state game department" during the rehabilitation of Liberty Lake, Spokane County prior to its replanting with rainbow trout.

Nine 8 1/2" x 11" prints, some labeled, of Donaldson and other University of Washington scientists in and on the beach behind the EMBL Laboratory "awaiting transportation to return to the U.S."

Twelve 8" x 10" prints of Donaldson and others with trout and trout eggs.

Thirteen 8" x 10" prints of Donaldson and students in laboratory and at Fisheries ponds, and close-ups of salmon.

Five 8" x 10" prints, views of lake and shots of Donaldson and other researchers.

Eight 8" x 10" prints and several contact sheets and proofs with aerial views of the Fisheries holding pond, and shots of Donaldson and students at the pond; one 8" x 10" print is labeled "Fish Spawning Facilities on Turtle Rock Island Above Rocky Reach Dam."

Four prints (8" x 10" and 5" x 7") and one proof sheet showing facility and a student examining trays.

Undated, but probably 1970s. Approximately forty prints, most 8" x 10" and 5" x 7", several in color; ten contact sheets; three 4" x 6" color and one 3 7/8" x 7 7/8" black-and-white negatives. Images of Donaldson, students, and various aspects of trout operations.

Color prints (about twenty-five 5" x 7", 5" x 5" and 8.5" x 11") recording the results of a feeding experiment. Photos show whole fish, partially-dissected fish and fish halves. 5.5mm x 5.5mm negatives of these prints and of lab operations are present, as well as notes of the different feeding plans.

Prints and contact sheets of photographs by James Sneddon; oversize prints in boxes 28 and 40.

Four prints, 8" x 10" and slightly larger and smaller; Donaldson on a beach, scientists on rocks at the shore, a large sea turtle, and the supply room on Eniwetok; one oversize print of Donaldson and scientists on beach and two of nuclear blasts (mushroom clouds) in Box 40.

Four prints of various sizes, one negative, two sets (one Japanese) of printed cards with photographs of fish varieties; several oversize prints in Box 28.

Eight 5" x 7" prints.

Approximately 50 variously-sized prints and several contact sheets. Mostly undated but from the 1940s to the 1980s, with the more recent snapshots in color. Subjects include the Bikini 25th reunion; unidentified gathering at the Donaldson home; Washington Department of Game function; a birthday picnic; students and faculty of the University of Oregon Marine Station at Coos Bay; Donaldson's retirement party; Kinuko Kada, Cowlitz Hatchery dedication; W.A. Stevenson (mayor of Howick, Auckland, New Zealand); Jeffrey and Max Silverstein; other unidentified colleagues, students and friends

Five 8" x 10" prints of staged fishing scenes, showing adults and children admiring their own and one another's catches, some taken by Josef Scaylea and some are from the National Publicity Studios in Wellington, New Zealand.

Puget Sound (negative), Columbia River basin and an unidentified diagram.

Approximately 45 images covering various aspects of Donaldson's work, focusing on salmon and trout breeding.

Approximately 15 prints, including images of volleyball and racquetball (or squash) games, unidentified aerial views, cows, roses, and the Fraser River delta.

Approximately 50 slides. Photographs taken on Rongelap, Bikini and Likiep Atolls, Boro Island, Perry Island, Leroy Island. Subjects include the project scientists; groups of the islands' inhabitants; beaches; vegetation; the Ran-Annim; copra boats and copra-making; women hanging out washing; children doing handstands on the beach; a Rongelap village; dissecting Tridacnas; charts and diagrams; "umbrella" (a mushroom cloud); sick and burned birds and dead terns on Leroy Island; Donaldson in the brush amid blast and burn damage on Leroy; a slide labeled "Rongelap native" showing an inhabitant holding a board labeled "Rong. No. 39"

Approximately 20 slides. Photographs taken on Likiep, Bikini, Rongelap and Arji; images include "A village scene"; two scientists holding up a large fish; the "Oak shot" detonation; concentric butterflyfish ( chaetodon) from Perry Island; a coconut crab; coconut trees and stumps; "Dead plants in 'hot' zone"

Approximately 80 slides. Subjects include village scenes; project scientists at work; vegetation; landscapes; Japanese airstrip, tanks and guns on Tarawa; local inhabitants including Chief Likanet of Kapingi Atoll; an island cemetery; collecting fish samples; "Local belles Ponape 5/56"; Donaldson "trading with natives" on Tarawa; island inhabitants engaged in various occupations.

Approximately 145 slides. Mostly images of coconut plantings; also other vegetation (living and dead); radiation soil pits; aerial views; scientists taking samples; white tern and other birds; some underwater photographs; photos taken on Gejen, Kabelle, Bikini, Eniwetok, Rongelap, Naen and Lomuilal

27 slides. Photos taken on Enyu, Namu and Bikini including scenes on ship and on islands, vegetation, sample collecting, etc.; also photos of Donaldson and others at Alamagordo (?) in 1950, showing crater area, Oscuro Peak, trinitite, rattlesnakes; several photos taken in Alaska, including "Chariot 1960--Chariot Site from Crowbill Mt."

Approximately 150 slides, primarily of Donaldson's 1962 trip to the South Pacific, but also older images of vegetation, local inhabitants, etc. from Ponape. Locations include Tongatapu, Tonga, Penrhyn, Fiji, Malden and Christmas Islands, and Rarotonga, New Zealand; subjects include birds; fish collecting; survey scientists including Barnes, Olson, Slacks and Lusk; schoolchildren and a girls' basketball team at Rarotonga; local buildings and inhabitants; C-124 airplane.

Approximately 45 slides. Images are similar to other slides of the South Pacific, but includes one 1954 slide from Rongelap showing a child, in profile, with a board labeled "Rong. No. 75"; the child's face seems to have some kind of discoloration or mark.

32 slides. Mostly charts, graphs and displays concerning salmon spawning and mortality, reactor effluents, etc. many marked "From R.F. Foster" and "Battle" (presumably Battelle); a few images of boats and indoor and outdoor equipment.

33 slides.

Approximately 125 slides, primarily charts and graphs relating to the experiments at Fern Lake; some images of the lake, equipment, vegetation, etc.

12 slides; one is labeled "Senator Reed B.C. being made an indian chief Adams River"

22 slides.

25 slides.

14 slides of hybrid trout.

21 slides.

8 slides.

25 slides.

16 slides.

Approximately 35 slides.

Approximately 45 slides. Includes images of Oregon Aqua-Foods facilities, equipment and procedures at Coos Bay and Newport.

Approximately 50 images of the commercial fishery: location, facility and fish taken at Clam Bay.

15 slides, mostly showing various pieces of equipment used in the production of fish feed.

46 slides, mostly images of the Cowlitz Hatchery; also the Alsea hatchery, "Lauren's class spring 1965," Fraser River, Adams River, and slides marked "Michigan 1966."

23 slides. Also includes two images from the 1982 Salmon Derby.

40 slides, including shots of Baker Lake, Mt. Baker, dam and machinery.

25 slides of trout, eggs and spawning.

31 slides including aerial view, people working in pond, etc.

20 slides, including images of scenery, harbor views, town scenes and groups of people, possibly from a conference or meeting.

7 slides, mostly images of Matamek River and Falls.

Fish ladder at Hell's Gate; bridge over Fraser River; Chukchi Sea from Crowbill Mountain (marked "Chariot"); Adams River; Cowlitz Hatchery.

19 slides, including aerial views, rivers and lakeshores, a group at a picnic table.

15 slides of Hell's Canyon Dam and the surrounding area, including aerial views.

25 slides. Includes 1976 images of Horsefly River, Bulkley River, Seaton Creek, Hell's Gate and Babine Lake Spawning Channel. Also one slide marked "Coho - Lake Michigan 1967," and several slides labeled "Chariot 1960," captioned "Butchering Beluga Whale Kivalina," "Drying fish and whale meat Kivalina" and "Eskimo children eating blubber."

12 slides.

14 slides. Images include "Flamingo Dance, Namegawa Island [Japan]," facilities at Tokyo Fisheries University, and the Bergen Aquarium.

80 slides of embryonic salmon development, from fertilization to hatching.

Approximately 50 lecture slides, primarily reproductions of historical photos (1890-1940) of hatcheries including Kalama, Dungeness, Bonneville, Hood River, Spring Creek, Wizard Falls, McKensie and Union Hatcheries. Also images of prominent individuals in the field of aquaculture, including Clarence F. Pautzke, R. Burrows and [?] Ryckman. Procedures shown include seining salmon, grading salmon, spawning salmon, processing fish feed, "anaesthetizing salmon with club" and preparing salmon carcasses.

Approximately 130 slides illustrating various aspects of salmon breeding and raising, including images of fish, fish pieces, and fish facilities including the University of Washington, Ore-Aqua, Domsea, Cowlitz Hatchery, Wenatchee River, Adams River, Fidalgo Fish Company, Lummi Indian Reservation, and Japan, Sweden, Norway, Iceland.

Approximately 130 slides, very similar in content to the previous item.

Approximately 35 images of the Ore-Aqua Foods facility.

Approximately 45 slides, some marked "K.K. Chew," mostly relating to oyster farming; also Sheldon Jackson, Japanese shrimp farms and images of fish.

18 slides of maps and charts.

8 slides of Donaldson's Shinkishi Hatai Medal and other awards, etc.

Approximately 140 slides of miscellaneous subjects relating to the previous groups; also includes images of "Celebration at Adams River welcoming the salmon back, mostly Indians" (1954 or 1958).

Eight 2.5" x 1.5" negatives and three 3.5" x 2.5" prints, undated but approximately 1930s or 1940s, of the Quilcene plant (interior and exterior) and of a recently-caught shark being displayed stretched at length on the ground and also being held by two men to demonstrate its size.

Grouped in folders corresponding to the envelopes in which they were stored. All were unlabeled, but subjects seem to include fish (three 3" x 4" negatives); University of Washington campus and possibly a Fisheries picnic or other gathering (15 strips of 35mm negatives); charts and tables (five 35mm negatives); and an unidentified hatchery (seven 41/4" x 2 3/4" negatives).

Topics include the Seattle Aquarium, Bikini and Eniwetok, Fern Lake, Michigan Coho, "Indian Programs," Pennsylvania, Minnesota, New York and Miscellaneous (includes one positive review of the University of Washington Fisheries Building).